vb.net - Convert SVG or Base30 to image file -


i'm trying convert svg file format of image file. i'm creating svg file base30 value. 

public sub savesignature()     dim b30 new base30converter      dim img = b30.getdata("aq4895d6d7j5h94840z39baa6bfb6430y4538d6a49c59db8863003240z4374b7ek7j4a33y255e8j5d6z52y3b2428385e9n1vd1bfq6a4z4y3949456z1e91wi2b2n1u2eh1h9by5j81ye1w1u8e5724983329d8pe1ai1nf1v1uft9d5_7wz266594c4g7gc36452542000y2648a67334524112100z1235766y64z9ah593420y75g7d483401000z34y133z332y7e29262300z43a3652y26252556400z2ig6h2200473720y2263542006736424241000z826010")     dim svg = svgconverter.tosvg(img)      dim sw new system.io.streamwriter("d:\sign.svg", false)     sw.write(svg)     sw.close()     dim bmp bitmap = renderfile("d:\sign.svg")     dim g graphics     g = graphics.fromimage(bmp)     using g         g.clear(color.white)         g.drawimageunscaled(bmp, 0, 0)     end using     bmp.save("d:\sign.bmp", system.drawing.imaging.imageformat.bmp)     bmp.save("d:\sign.jpg", system.drawing.imaging.imageformat.jpeg)     bmp.save("d:\sign.emf", system.drawing.imaging.imageformat.emf) end sub  public function renderfile(filename string) bitmap     dim displaysize system.drawing.size     displaysize.width = 300     displaysize.height = 200     dim svgdoc svgdocument = svgdocument.open(filename)     dim svgsize = svgdoc.getdimensions()      if svgsize.width = 0         throw new exception("svg not have size specified. cannot work it.")     end if      dim displayproportion = (displaysize.height * 1.0f) / displaysize.width     dim svgproportion = svgsize.height / svgsize.width      dim scalingfactor single = 0.0f     dim padding integer = 10      if displayproportion > svgproportion         scalingfactor = ((displaysize.width - padding * 2) * 1.0f) / svgsize.width     else         scalingfactor = ((displaysize.height - padding * 2) * 1.0f) / svgsize.height     end if      if scalingfactor < 0         throw new exception("viewing area small render image")     end if      dim centeringx integer = convert.toint16((displaysize.width - (padding + cint(svgdoc.width) * scalingfactor)) / 2)     dim centeringy integer = convert.toint16((displaysize.height - (padding + cint(svgdoc.height) * scalingfactor)) / 2)      svgdoc.transforms = new svgtransformcollection()     svgdoc.transforms.add(new svgtranslate(padding + centeringx, padding + centeringy))     svgdoc.transforms.add(new svgscale(scalingfactor))     svgdoc.width = new svgunit(svgdoc.width.type, displaysize.width)     svgdoc.height = new svgunit(svgdoc.height.type, displaysize.height)     return svgdoc.draw() end function

after these process image file left empty file.

the base30 value i'm getting signature panel in asp application.


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